applying "resize" filter

[avalanche123]

applying "resize" filter

[inmarelibero]

no one?

[avalanche123]

You should create your own custom filter for that functionality, it should be easy to do so by looking at the thumbnail filter loader and configuration the bundle comes with, let me know if you're having hard time understanding how to use filter loaders. @jmikola wanna chime in and point out filter loader and custom filter examples, I know you did something similar

[inmarelibero]

I saw from the source that only thumbnail filter is actually implemented, and it's a little restrictive, because Imagine library has other functionalities to offer.
Also, in the documentation it's not written anywhere that only this filter is supported. If a user reads "ImagineBundle" I think he expects to be able to use all functionalities.
I prepared this PR: #59, what do you think about that?

[jmikola]

Sorry for just arriving to the conversation. @inmarelibero, I'm not sure if you still need help, but I think this is what Bulat was suggesting you use for reference: https://github.com/jmikola/JmikolaImagineBundle

I implemented a custom filter there for resizing with Imagine's heighten, increase, scale, widen modes.

[avalanche123]

@jmikola I like the resize filter, would you be interested in adding that to this bundle? along with docs?

[avalanche123]

closing the issue

[jmikola]

Sorry, I didn't check GitHub for the past two days. I will assign this to myself and work on a PR.

IIRC, the only reason I created JmikolaImagineBundle is because we wanted to encourage people to create their own filters instead of relying on this bundle being bloated :)

[avalanche123]

thanks Jeremy!

[avalanche123]

@jmikola ping, any progress on this? :)

[inmarelibero]

great, thank you!

[hellomedia]

I am confused. so does relative resize only resize down , not up ?

[jmikola]

It's been more than a while since I looked at this, but relative resizing shouldn't care about the original size of the image. It simply guarantees that the aspect ratio is preserved.

The documentation examples in https://github.com/jmikola/JmikolaImagineBundle#relativeresize (my old bundle) should explain how this works.

[hellomedia]

Thanks. I am still a little surprised that small images might be enlarged (blurred) by the resize. I was looking at a way to have bigger images rezied to a max size, with smaller images left untouched. I'll take a deeper look at the code to see how to go about that.